A Salt Lake City STR needs a business license in an approved zone before advertising or accepting bookings. Ordinary residential zones are outside the listed STR licensing districts. As the owner, confirm zoning eligibility and licensing requirements with the City of Salt Lake City; we plan management from your confirmation.
Approved districtsThe code lists MU2, MU3, MU5, MU6, MU8, MU11, M1, M1-A, D1, D2, D3, D4, GMU, RP, BP, A and JRF.
One license per licenseeA licensee may hold only one STR license citywide, including through commonly controlled entities or a designated third party.
Limits within a buildingBuildings with up to ten dwellings are limited to one license per building. Larger buildings may receive licenses for up to 10% of their units.
Stay length and annual nightsA booking must last at least two consecutive nights, and occupancy cannot exceed 200 nights within an annual license period.
A local contactThe designated contact must be available around the clock and respond within two hours when contacted by the City to remedy an issue.
Listing number and parkingThe city business license number must appear in advertisements and listings. Each STR also needs an exclusive off-street parking stall.